...you keep paying for it), argues Ana Cecilia Alvarez in “Matchmaking.” The author, who trained as a professional matchmaker, learned that “you never wanted the client to fall in love,...
...rigid categories of the social, vibes travel far beyond their point of origin. Thanks to the derision they receive from the order of the tangible, they can pass unimpeded through...
...diamonds suffocated ages ago. More years pass or have passed. The rich got left out in the rain. Their declawed cheetahs looted the armory and reclaimed their claws. They haven't...
...infinitely closer to the truth.” To see “it” whole is not to remove incoherence in favor of a smoother meta-narrative, but rather to pass through and draw sustenance from the...
...languages, but only to pass along other people’s words. In this sense, Makina doesn’t live on “the other side” of the border; she lives inside it. She is the border....
...pass, while many more stayed home in fear of vague threats of indiscriminate violence. Frightened citizens called the FBI to report out-of-state license plates, while others preferred taking to social...
...with elite preschools now requiring that students pass tests and get references, before they can read or write. Many have lamented the rise of competition and gatekeeping in young children....
...to pass around. On the front, an oversized exclamation point slaps Marie Antoinette upside the head. There’s no summary on the back – just a foot kicking in glass. Reading...
...SPOILERS, OBVIOUSLY. To criticize The Force Awakens for “recycling” the first three Star Wars movies—to complain that it’s “un-original” compared to that original work of genius—misses the point...
...so much like me that he could pass for my twin, even my double.” Pamuk is aware of our awareness these similarities, but refuses to confirm or deny the reality...
...tomato sauce, to which mushrooms may be added. Pass at the same time celery salad and quince or black currant jelly. Occasional vendettas notwithstanding, moonshiners generally conduct their lives peacefully....
...the streets. There are traffic cops with assault rifles everywhere. Cops with guns are banal; surveillance is routine. To pass from the street into the inside, you must be screened....
...Africa39." But I'm not sure that Soyinka is the only one falling into that trap. And that this is a good thing. A chronological list of the writers and works...